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  • Editorial: Pay CEOs more? What a jolly good idea

    May 4, 2023

    Shareholders and the board should decide whether a CEO is worth their paycheque, but competing with US salaries is vital for the London

  • Ex-Barclays boss: New tech and social media have power to ‘turbocharge’ bank runs

    May 4, 2023

    New technologies and social media have the power to “turbocharge” bank runs, former Barclays boss Antony Jenkins has said, commenting on the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB). Speaking to City PM, Jenkins said “technology is a wonderful thing” that has drastically improved the experience for financial services customers in many different ways. But while [...]

  • Calm for now: US regional banks make small gains ahead of Fed rate decision

    May 3, 2023

    Regional banks in the US notched small gains on Wednesday as the sector seemed to calm down following yesterday’s sell-off. Pacwest was trading 3.3 per cent higher while Western Alliance was up 2.1 per cent. The KBW Regional Bank index was up 1.2 per cent.  Larger lenders were more mixed. JP Morgan was down 1.1 [...]

  • Barclays’ AGM disrupted by climate activists furious over bank’s fossil fuel investments

    May 3, 2023

    Environmental protesters have disrupted banking giant Barclays’ annual meeting for shareholders in central London. A few minutes into the meeting, chairman Nigel Higgins was interrupted by a chorus of singers causing several minutes of disruption. Singing a version of the Spice Girls’ Thank You Very Much, the group sang: “Stop right now, no more oil [...]

  • Metro Bank reports continued profitability as turnaround efforts slowly bear fruit

    May 3, 2023

    Metro Bank recorded its second consecutive quarter of profitability as the bank’s turnaround plans continue to bear fruit.  Although it did not provide details, Metro Bank confirmed in a trading update today it was profitable on a statutory basis in the first quarter of this year.  This comes after the bank reported profitability in the [...]

  • BNP Paribas first-quarter revenue beats expectations as trading outperforms

    May 3, 2023

    BNP Paribas’s first-quarter sales beat market expectations as trading business at the eurozone’s biggest bank outperformed most of its peers, while it started to reap the benefits from rising interest rates. BNP’s quarterly profit more than doubled in the first quarter from a year earlier, bolstered by gains from its much-anticipated sale of its U.S. [...]

  • Lloyds profits swell by nearly 50 per cent as bank boosted by interest rate rises but guidance remains unchanged

    May 3, 2023

    Lloyds first quarter profits rose 46 per cent as the bank became the latest UK lender to see its bottom line boosted by a hike in interest rates. The lender’s pre-tax profits came in at £2.3bn compared to £1.5bn the same quarter last year. Charlie Nunn, chief executive of Lloyds Banking Group said: “The group [...]

  • US regional banks face big sell-off despite First Republic rescue deal

    May 2, 2023

    Regional banks across the US were under pressure today as investors became increasingly nervous about the state of the banking sector despite JP Morgan’s acquisition of First Republic Bank.  The KBW regional bank index, which includes a range of regional lenders, shed 6.6 per cent. Pacwest Bancorp shares were down nearly 30 per cent, while [...]

  • Credit Suisse AT1 bondholders pile pressure on Swiss regulator with second claim over $17bn writedown

    May 2, 2023

    A second major group of Credit Suisse alternative tier 1 (AT1) bondholders is suing the Swiss financial markets regulator, known as Finma, over its decision to write down $17bn-worth of AT1 bonds as part of UBS’s forced takeover of the Swiss bank.  Law firm Pallas Partners said today it is working on litigation, filed in [...]

  • Tide turns against Ping An as HSBC’s pay outs convince investors, analysts, and boost the share price

    May 2, 2023

    The tide seemed to turn against Ping An today as HSBC recorded bumper profits and a major shareholder rejected the Chinese insurer’s spin-off campaign. 

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